The Straits Times, 25 October 1981

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 2369 OCTOBER 25, 1981 40 CENTS M.C.(P) No. 102/1/81
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    Education has made more S'poreans question religion
    575 1  - Education has made more S'poreans question religion KOH VAN POH BY EDUCATION has made more Singaporeans, especially the young, sit up and question the suitability of religious doctrines. A significant 13 per cent of the population aged 10 years ana above declared they were free thinkers, atheists or did not
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    Zainal takes squash title in 3 sets
    125 1 Zainal takes squash title in 3 sets SINGAPORE champion Zainal Abidin, as expected, strolled to a 9-4, 4-5. 9-2 straight-set victory over Peter Hill in the men's final of the Ovaltine East Asia individual squash championship at the Kallang Complex yesterday. IV final was a tremendous letdown from the excitement
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    THE CRASH OF '81: WE'RE NOT TO BLAME'
    776 1  -  LEE YEW MENG Stock Exchange chief replies to critics By THE newly-elected chairman of the Stock Exchange of Singapore yesterday came out strongly against charges that the SES failure to enforce its delivery rules strictly had caused the June crash. Mr Ng
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    THE CRASH OF'81: 'WE'RE NOT TO BLAME
    428 1 THE CRASH OF'81: 'WE'RE NOT TO BLAME NEWLY-ELECTED P r c s ident Devan Nair took his oath of office before 108 Singapore dignitaries in a three-minute ceremony in the Istana State Room yesterday. In a soft but crisp voice, he slowly read the Affirmation of Office as he stood
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    Lock icon Seven die
    29 1 MANILA. Sat. Separatist Muslims ambushed a group of Filipino troopers m the southern Philippines, killing seven soldiers and injuring five others, a military official said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Chess draw
    28 1 MERANO duly). Sat. The eighth game of the world chess championships between Anatoly Karpov and Viktor Korchnoi ended m a draw tonight after 80 moves. Reuter.
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    Lock icon POLISH TROOPS TO BE USED IN CURBING SPREADING UNREST
    241 1 POLISH TROOPS TO BE USED IN CURBING SPREADING UNREST WARSAW, Saturday THE Polish Government announced last night that troops would be used throughout the country to help curb spreading unrest. A government spokesman said on national television that they would be used to resolve local disputes and ensure the smooth
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    Lock icon Lightning kills three S'poreans in Johore
    214 1 JOHORE BARI Sat. i Three Singaporean men I two of them from the Singapore Armed Forces were struck dead by lightning at the top of a tourist mountain resort near Muar j yesterday. Four others were In- Jored m the incident at dunung Ledaag
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    KL's move will hit us badly say traders
    518 1  - KL's move will hit us badly say traders GILLIAN POW CHONQ RONNIE WAI By and MOST traders in Singapore expect their business to take a hard knock as a result of the Malaysian Government's decision to abolish taxes on a wide array of items, ranging from electrical goods ana cameras
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    Lock icon Khmers jailed
    36 1 I BANGKOK, Sat A Cambodian tribunal m Phnom Penh has imposed lift- and long-term imprisonment on five Khmer Rouge officers found guilty of subversion and sabotage, the > Vietnam News Agency (VNA) reported today. Reuter.
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    Latest SEVEN DIE IN MINE BLAST
    47 1 Latest SEVEN DIE IN MINE BLAST WARSAW, Sat. Seven miners died and one other seriously Injured when methane gas exploded In the Zabrze coal mine In Sllesa today, the Polish news agency Pap reported. Pap said a special commission had been set up to probe the accident.
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      Lock icon Soviet adviser captured
      250 2 ISLAMABAD, Sat. THE Soviet Union's senior adviser on geology in Afghanistan has been captured by Afghan guerillas, authoritative sources said here today. The sources identified the geologist as E.R.Okrimyuk, 68, who has been in Afghanistan for the past five years heading investigations into Afghanistan's mineral resources like
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      Lock icon Spaceport' designed for living in space
      71 2 Spaceport' designed for living in space THE Boeing Aerospace Company «f the United States is studying this design for an advanced Space Operations Centre for tke National Aeronautical Space Administration. The spaceport shows the space shuttle unloading tine of the modules which would comprise the system. These modules include living
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      Lock icon 'Poland starts talks to rejoin the IMF'
      290 2 WARSAW, Saturday POLAND has begun active negotiations to rejoin the International Monetary Fund (IMF) which it left m 1950 when it joined the Soviet bloc trade group Comecon, senior government sources said yester- day. The sources gave no further details on the negotiations.
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      Lock icon Hanoi hosts UN party
      47 2 BANGKOK, Sat. Premier Pham Van Dong today held a reception (or representatives of international organisations in Hanoi to celebrate United Na'jons Day. Radio Hanoi, monitored here, said the Premier expressed Vietnam's "sincere gratitude for sub&lantitl help given by the United Nations agencies. AFP.
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      Bali quake
      31 2 JAKARTA. Sat. A mild earthquake shook parts or Rali island last night, sending people rushing out of their homes. but officials said there were no casualties or damage Rev-
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    • WORLD BRIEFS
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        Lock icon Message to Mubarak
        91 2 THE (4ATAB newspaper Al-Arab reported in Doha yesterday that King Hassan of Morocco was trying to talk Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak into attending the Arab Summit Conference, scheduled for Nov 25 in Fez, Morocco. Al-Arab said that a "high level" Moroccan envoy was to fly to Cairo
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        Lock icon Israel rebukes US
        59 2 IN AN APPARENT rebuke of the United States, Israeli Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir warned on Friday against using the death of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat to pressure Israel for concessions in Palestinian autonomy negotiations. Mr Shamir said that instead of being pressured, Israel needed reassurances that the
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        Lock icon 150 Mirages for India
        87 2 INDIA WILL buy 150 sophisticated Mirage jet fighters from France in a US$3.3 billion (Ss6.B billion) deal aimed at countering the United States arming of Pakistan with F-16 warplanes, reports in Delhi said yesterday. A letter of intent for the purchase of the Mirage jets will
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        Lock icon Setback to Beijing ties?
        63 2 UNITED STATES Secretary of State Alexander Haig said in Cancun yesterday that American arms sales to Taiwan could lead to a "setback" in Washington-Beijing relations. He said in a television interview that Beijing was told that the US intended to honour its commitments to Taiwan. But
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        Lock icon Massive anti-N demo
        81 2 TENS OF thousands of men, women and children, singing and carrying placards against nuclear weapons, streamed through Central London yesterday in one of the biggest anti-nuclear protests ever seen in Britain. People came in from all over the country by train, coach and car to take part
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      Lock icon Plotters to face trial, says Mubarak
      208 2 Plotters to face trial, says Mubarak CAIRO, Sat. Muslim fundamentalists accused of trying to overthrow the Egyptian Government will face a public trial to show the country the full extent of the plot, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak said in an interview published today. He told the semi-official newspaper Al-Ahram that
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      Lock icon Khmer Rouge: Viets used toxic chemicals to kill 200
      186 2 Khmer Rouge: Viets used toxic chemicals to kill 200 BANGKOK, Saturday THE ousted Khmer Rouge regime of Cambodia has officially charged that almost 200 Cambodians, including children, were killed this month by toxic chemicals Vietnamese put m foodstuffs sold m markets. A statement issued by' the Information Ministry of Democratic
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      Lock icon 1,000 S.Korean students in demo
      118 2 SEOUL, Sat. About 1,000 students, some armed with steel pipes, yesterday called for the resignation of President Chun Doo-hwan's government in what appeared to be the largest campus demonstration in months at Seoul National University, informed sources said today. The sources added that 38 students
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      Lock icon Soldiers storm police post to free friend
      147 2 BANGKOK, Sat. A group of armed volun- leer soldiers last night stormed a police station In the eastern Thai town of Chanthaburl to res- cne a fellow soldier and fled with him, crashing a military checkpoint on the road during their escape. Bangkok's
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    • The Cancun NORTH-SOUTH DIALOGUE
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        Lock icon Cancun meeting ends with call for global talks
        390 3 6 IT IS ii« loager paaatMe for mm toath af the world to grew wtth*at the •then. The latoraatteaal r«.nmnnlty cannot continue to drift tram renfrrrnre to ronferrnrr, Indolflnn la dLiroasUu wttMat may real mchlevemeat or pncticaJ r*mmlttme*t Involving a moMlUation of
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        Lock icon Guards keep watch on beach outing
        119 3 AS A patrol boat sits offshore guarding them, 23 world leaders gather on the beach off a hotel m Cancun m Mexico on Friday for this picture. From left, top: Sergei Kraigher, Yugoslavia; Julius Nyerere, Tanzania; Margaret Thatcher, Britain; Zenko Suzuki, Japan; Forbes Burnham,
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        Lock icon Oil-producing countries support energy fund for poor nations
        191 3 CANCUN, Sat. Oilproducing countries said today they were prepared to back the creation of an international fund to promote energy production m countries hardest hit by high fuel prices. But conference sources said President Ronald Reagan, a declared opponent of such a
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        Lock icon Shattering experience for some
        153 3 CANCUN, Sat. The Cancun summit was not only a political event but also a "shattering" personal experience for some, said Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau The outspoken Canadian, who was co-chair-man of the two-day summit conference, told reporters later that he did not tolerate the reading
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      All SS-20 rockets must go in zero option
      235 3 All SS-20 rockets must go in zero option WASHINGTON, Sat. Vny agreement to keep new American nuclear missiles oat of Western Europe would depend on the Soviet Inlon dismantling all Its SS-2» rockets now targeted on the region, State Department officials said today. They would present this so-called "zero option"
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      Lock icon Third World accounts for 75 pc of arms imports
      173 3 Third World accounts for 75 pc of arms imports UNITED NATIONS, Saturday WHILE world leaders m Cancun discussed the gap between rich tad poor nations, a Unite* Nations study showei.' yesterday that developing countries account for three-quarters of work arms imports. A three-year study on the relationship between disarmament and
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    • Sideliners
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        Lock icon Cat calendar upsets them
        83 3 THE American Humane Association is urging concerned citizens to boycott bookst ores of f eri ng The 1982 Cat Haters Calendar, claiming the publication shows cats being tortured and abused. Mr Robert Scott, the association's spokesman, said m Denver m Colorado on Thursday that the calendar
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        Lock icon Whopper of a pumpkin
        34 3 GIVING new meaning to the name "the Great Pumpkin," Andy Todoschiuk of Michigan has produ,eed a 94 kg whopper. Its price: US$lOO (Ss2o6) to anyone wanting the giant pumpkin. UPI.
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      172-year wait for peace
      114 3 COPENHAGEN, Sat. Peace will break out between Denmark and the tiny Spanish village of Huescar next month after 172 years of warfare, Foreign Ministry sources said today. A formal armistice will be signed on Nov 11 by Denmark's Ambassador to Spain and the Mayor of Huescar,
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      Lock icon Malaysia to allow entry of foreigh labour
      283 4 Malaysia to allow entry of foreigh labour PET AUNG JAVA, Sat. Datuk Masa Hltam said today that the Malaysian Government will allow the entry of foreign workers to Peninsular Malaysia, to solve a labour shortage m the agricultural sector. He said a detailed nationwide study is being undertaken on the
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      Lock icon KL. Bangkok nod' for joint authority's functions
      300 4 CLAIM OVER CONTINENTAL SHELF KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THAILAND and Malaysia have formally approved the constitution for an authority to jointly administer 7,800 sq km of their Jointly claimed continental shelf. This was stated today by Datuk Harun Ariffi'n of the Prime Minister's Department,
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      Lock icon Tax cuts will help private sector: Dr M
      280 4 VAN, (Kedah), Saturday PRIME MINISTER Datuk Seri Dr Mahathir Mohamad said today that the abolition of various taxes m the 1982 Budget would help boost Malaysia's commercial sector and tourism industry. He said businessmen would reap substantial profits while more tourists would
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      Lock icon Fewer hurt
      38 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The number of reported industrial accidents m the country has decreased by at least S3 per cent over the 1976-1980 period, the Malaysian Labour and Manpower Minister Datuk Richard Ho said today. AFP
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      Accounting system to be revamped. says AG
      140 4 Accounting system to be revamped. says AG X LUMPUR, Sat THE government's accounting system will be revamped by the middle of next year, Accountant-General Datuk Shamsir bin Omar said yesterday. He said, the public utilities sector will be the first to undergo the change. Datuk Shamsir's statement comes in the
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      Lock icon Money mart
      33 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Penang has been selected (or the first regional "Mini Money Market" outside Kuala Lumpur by the Malaysian International Merchant Bankers Berhad (MIMB), it was reported here today. AFP.
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      Indian ship's crew go on hunger strike
      163 4 PENANG, Sat. Forty-two crewmen of aa Indian ship which Mrrived here from Madras, South India, yesterday, are on a hunger strike. They wait "better working condition* aod payment for overtime work," the Star newspaper reported today. the strike started on Thursday morning when
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      187 5 gj PHILIPS Philips: Star of theTVscreen 007: Star of the movie screen IBH^^ jshhS i James Bond's newest mission outdoes all the others. Thrills, spilk, equipment, systems, and gadgets star m this blockbuster production, action, exotica, gimmicks and a bevy of beauties. And, suspense Every Philips item selected was chosen
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    Buy now or regret later, say developers
    611 6  -  PROPERTY developers who had their profits trimmed by the recent cooling off in property prices are now hitting back with the catchline: "Buy now or regret later For they claim that prices of residential units, which fell by about 20 per cent in
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    Lawyer's talk
    26 6 LAWYER Miss Urn Yen Lan will speak on marriage, divorce and maintenance at the Eunos Crescent community centre on Nov 4 at 8 p.m.
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    Dinner to honour Devan
    53 6 THE National Trades Union Congress, its affiliated unions, cooperatives, enterprises and the Singapore Labour Foundation will jointly hold a rally, cultural show and dinner m the National Theatre on Nov 11 from 6.15 p.m. to honour former NTUC president Mr Devan Nair on his election as
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    Moe charms visitors at Computa'81
    379 6  - Moe charms visitors at Computa'81 LIM PHAY-LING By I WENT to (ompota *XI to meet m of the star attractions of the Hveday computer shew and get asked far a date lastead by a devastating llttlr greea and white rahat aamed Mac. He... er. It whined ■p. flasalag greea tights,
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    Chivalry turns a dea£ ear to cries
    268 6 CHIVALRY m Singapore is obviously dead. Where were all those knights m shiny armour when I cried for help? I bawled my head off, even managed a few tears and squeezed my shrill alarm for dear life. The rest of the Saturday afternoon
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    'Computers are not status symbols' warning
    268 6 'Computers are not status symbols' warning COMPUTERS can turn their owners' dreams into nightmares if they are merely installed to keep up with the computerised Joneses next door. Chairman of the National Computer Board, Mr Philip Yeo, sounded this warning yesterday to managements against falling into the trap of instant
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    Contractors urged to raise standards with more experts in management
    409 6 Contractors urged to raise standards with more experts in management SINGAPORE contractors were la&t night urged to inject more "brain powe.-" into their management to raise building standards. Making this call, the National Development Minister, Mr Teh Cheang Wan, said poorly managed contracts would not only delay work but also
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    SERANGOON SHOPPERS WARNED OF PICKPOCKET GANG
    162 6 INDIANS and others shopping m the Serangoon Road area were yesterday warned by the police to be on the lookout for a fiveman gang of pickpockets who have been active m the area for the past two days. Hundreds of Indians have been doing
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    Students get the hardsell on Promsho scheme
    523 7  -  FILOMINA D'CRUZ Many still feel standard expected is too high for them By A BIG sales pitch was made yesterday to attract more students to study under the Promsho scheme which offers scholarships in the humanities at Oxford and Cambridge. The message to
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    MP's visit
    39 7 THE Member o( Parliament for Boon Lay, Mr Goh Chee Wee, will promote two campaigns Save Water and Speak Mandarin when he visits residents of Block 187, Boon Lay Avenue today from 10.45 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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    Towards a new unified education system
    86 7 THE Singapore education system is moving towards a new unified system, said the MP for Katong. Mr J. F. Conceicao, yesterday. There will come a time when "there will no longer be what has been known as the Chinese school or the English school."
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    It's easy to 'finger' this one out
    230 7 It's easy to 'finger' this one out POISON-PEN letter writers beware 1 It's as easy as ABC f*r tke police to detect who wrote thoae letters. A graap of Htndrntn was slmwh yesterday bow It was dm In the Police Academy at Thomson Koad. This was haw the demonstration went:
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    'Many disabled cannot cope with working life'
    447 7  -  BENG TAN By MANY working disabled people become so self-con-scious that they cannot cope with working life. They maintain minimal contact with non-disabled fellow-workers and their social life consists of commuting between workplace and home. They spend their leisure time alone, reading or
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    Therapy helped cure mental disorders
    271 7 THE case book of a senior government psychologist has revealed how normal people can be victims of hidden mental disorders. Case 1: Mr WCS, 45, is a successful businessman, good father and husband and a decent citizen. Yet he has been fined several times and
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    Istana open tomorrow
    46 7 THE Istana grounds will be opened to the public on Deepavali day from 8 a.m. to 6 30 p.m. Members of the public are reminded not to litter the grounds. Public health inspectors will be on duty to take action against those littering.
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      261 8 When you Ye got it right,why change? 1981 Mitsubishi Lancer. 1982 Mitsubishi Lancer. When you compare last year's Mitsubishi Lancer with the new 1982 Model you will see very little difference at a glance. The elegant design that won acclaim the world over has been retained, except for further refinements
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    Jeyaretnam does not care for the people, charges Pang
    689 9 Reporters: LESLIE FONG, AHMAD OSMAN and FILOMINA D CRUZ I AM M t In i pasi- Omm to comment on Mr Jeyareteam's performance In Chal Ocr •r his appeal... all I r»n aay b Oat aw party regards all races a*
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    WP chief hits at 'curbs on right to strike'
    520 9 MR J. B. Jeyaretnam of the Workers Party last night accused the PAP of "emasculating" the labour movement and depriving the workers of their rights He cited the Trade Disputes Amendment Bill passed m Parliament on Friday as the latest example
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    HARBANS CHIDES JEYA OVER DEVAN'S POST
    102 9 MR Harbans Singh, the United People's Front candidate, said at his party's rally at Jalan Bukit Merah last night that he could not understand why Mr J. B. Jeyaretnam was making a fuss about the appointment of Mr C.V. Devan Nair as President. "After
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    Two killed and six hurt in four accidents
    205 9 Two killed and six hurt in four accidents TWO people were killed and six injured in four separate road accidents yesterday. Motorcyclist Low Hock Cheong. 20, was kiUed instantly when his machine skidded and crashed near Finger Pier. The death, believed to be the first road fatality since the viaduct
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    Assn reopens row over fleeced tourists
    502 9  - Assn reopens row over fleeced tourists GILLIAN POW CHONG By THE Registered Tourist Guides Association m Singapore yesterday reopened the row over the fleecing of tourists and maintained that foreign visitors were complaining "very vociferously" to its members. It issued a statement m support of a Sunday Times report two
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    Team nets in $6 m sales
    80 9 THE Singapore Manufacturers' Association's trade mission to South Korea achieved SJ6 million in sales. The association bought 5525.000 worth of Korean goods. Speaking at a press conference yesterday, Mr Ong Leng Chuan. leader of the mission, said they hope to work with South Kor»a
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    At Jurong
    39 9 SENIOR Parliamentary Secretary (Trade and Industry), Mr Chan Chee Seng wtll officiate at the foundation stone-laying ceremony of the new Uu mil lion Allied Cocoa Industries Re Ltd at Jalan Boon Lay on Wednesday at 11 a.m.
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      174 9 If your child is often listless, tired,and lacking energy, he may be suffering from Vitamin and Iron deficiency. Give him Vi-Daylin Plus Iron Tust growing up alone ii\ i\ 1 %J takes a lot out of your I child. And with all the acti I vities little children get up
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    Increase in malaria: Most cases 'imported'
    187 10 Increase in malaria: Most cases 'imported' MALARIA MM* have shown an imrea-w this year 208 cases have been reported so tar, against an annual ay.i age o(300 No official reasons were available (or the in crease, but usually rnout cases are conflned to people returning from overseas. Meanwhile, health officials
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    Women marry late and opt for fewer kids in past decade
    382 10 Women marry late and opt for fewer kids in past decade HIGHER EDUCATION THE REASON CENSUS HIGHER education and economic independence have led Singapore women to marry late in life and opt for fewer children in the decade leading to 1980. The ninth and last instalment of the Census of
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    BEAUTIFUL SINGAPORE
    139 10 A GROUP of British Royal Navy men. once based here, took a stroll back along memory lane and ran smack into the path of progress Old Singapore, including their old base at Sembawang, was no more. The 27-member group from the Britsh Royal Navy Engine Room Association found
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    'Brain drain' woes of the income tax dept
    338 10 'Brain drain' woes of the income tax dept THE Tax Department is finding itself m deeper trouble each year not because of dwindling revenue but the continuous "brain drain" of staff to the private sector and the difficulty m recruitment... lts wages just cannot match the private sector. Last year,
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    Crisis haven' for those m need of help
    2460 11  -  CHRIS YAP By A WARM AND FRIENDLY HOME WHERE TROUBLED PEOPLE WITH A PROBLEM CAN GO TO AND TRY FIND A SOLUTION SINGAPOREANS will not deny that life sometimes can be stressful. Most of us will deny, however, that we are ever
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    Hotline help for the stock mart victims
    522 11 A GROUP *f CarlstUn pc«fr— who asttrod tfcat their Meads wt ss depressed m the suck market, Is startlag a telenhsac hotttae to help victims »T tae carnal stamp, reports CHRIS YAP. Tt* sroap of about IS prrtt— iiaihi are all saeataers of
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      156 11 DATSUN/NISSAN Test drive the Nissan Stanza today and you'll discover its responsive handling, confident cornering, stability and pampered riding comfort. To top it all, you'll receive a FREE NISSAN STANZA T-SHIRT (while stocks last) and the chance to win a VCR! Daily Draw commencing October 24th at 1 1 am..
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      Singapore's rapid progress has brought pressure on the family unit
      1987 12  -  W. H. ONG By TODAY, The Sunday Times brings you the concluding part of the series on the role of women In society. The first part began with an assault on Feminism to draw the debate away from male/female antagonism.
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      958 12  -  RAVINDRAN VELOO By I WOKE np to find mymH la a dream. I knew It waa dream beeaase breakfast waa by my bed. Taking full ad vaatege af my sarreallsttc sarraaadlaga. I mneeaed Into my jeaaa. tee aae withaat a button, and favaarite T-ablrt and walked thraagh
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    The Sunday Times SUNDAY,OCTOBER 25,1981 HEART TO HEART
    556 12 The Sunday Times SUNDAY,OCTOBER 25,1981 HEART TO HEART A CHANGE of heart is something which we do and do not need. First, we need to convince those who are wont to lead a life of gay abandon indulging themselves by overeating, smoking and clinging on to sedentary living habits of
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      65 12 K.M.OLI MOHAMED Jewellers in High Street exhorted their customers to "buy British" in an ad which ran: "High Class English Made Ladies' BRUSH SETS. Silver Mounted, plain or beautifully engine-turned in the latest designs or beautifully enamelled in pleasing colours of latest designs. "Each set in a
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      The 'Golden' Egg
      109 12 FURTHER details of the luck of Mr. H. R.Oehlers, the 22-year-old son of Mr. G. R. Oehlers of Singapore, in winning a prize of £7,893.18.0 in the recent Irish Sweep on the Cesarewitch Stakes is contained in a letter which his people in Singapore received from him
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      Free dancing lessons for 3 m coupons
      99 12 HAVING problems dancing? "Learn to dance correctly to the popular slow-tempo music!" announced an ad Dy Tanglin Tilly, Sunday Times Beauty Parlour in Cecil Street (side door). "At Tanglin Tilly's Temple of Terpsichore talented instructors will teach you all the new steps, correct
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      38 12 LOEWE loumtod 1X46 FINE SUEDE AND LEATHER GOODS, BOUTIQUE AND GIFT ITEMS 1 12 Ska* Ceatfr. (*»und Hoor. Sintaport 092J TH MaS~M Ako avatar* at: 119 Man »a»B)iiiii, Fm Door. Smaaporr 0923 TH JMM29 (Both open on Sunday)
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      391 12 a\. lat; 'lat I a. t f Ift 'ml Ball I aaafi Maybe it's a trip you waited Wm^K 1 if \*> v^ H a long time for, or a special Vjf >k **^^^~rm fl event. Whatever it is, when Ha|fl *S f. Tm you bring your film home you
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  • DIALOGUE
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      Fundamental errors of fact and logic in sexual inequality argument
      617 13 I DOREEN D'CRUZ makes two fundamental errors of fact and logic m her comments on sexual inequality, published m The Sunday Times, Oct 18. First, she uses the familiar, if sophomoric, debating device of attacking a straw adversary which exists
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      A split along sexist line?
      270 13 DR LINDA LIM'S tongue lashing, bashing and twisting supported by powerful intellectual verbosity unfortunately failed to convince even a layman of case. An outside observer of the local situation and our realistic leaders will no doubt fail to find any deliberate policy decision that put
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      Up to the reader to decide on the quality of Commentary
      1287 13 I WRITE this statement because I observe a continued and disturbing trend to confuse the reader as to the exact purposes and contents of the Commentary's Special Issue on Women. On Sunday, Oct 18. Doreen D'Cruz, W. H. Ong,
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      296 13 DR LINDA LJM finds errors of fact and logic is sass* an First, to correct Dr Lim s error of fact, my k-tter made no pretence of disrussing Commentary s Special Issue, nor did I attribute to it a hard-line feminism." My reference toJ? omm f n!
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      195 13 A MORE detailed reading of the Special Issue on women by Commentary scores to confirm that we have here 112 pages of closely typed documentation of a comprehensive case of women's grievances against men. Letters to the press, slips by Ministers and Mrs, special items relating
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    FOR YOUR EYES ONLY
    18 14 CULI MBO (left) and Bond X* Into action against Kristatos' men on the boat.
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    Parrot's clue leads to secret hideout at St. Cyril's
    2820 14 Parrot's clue leads to secret hideout at St. Cyril's j Quote I Bond stopped to pick up the Atac. The m device which had brought about so much death and destruction as power and superpower battled to get their hands on it. He looked up to find Gogol facing him,
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      170 14 flit! WORLDWIDE VICTORIES M TAMIL EVANGELICAL MINISTRY M m^^jk presents I^l I Si MIRACLE RALLY Urn at DB S AUDITORIUM (SHENTON WAY) Wm|hA 28*h 29th OCTOBER 1981 HL M V 7.30 P.M. NIGHTLY Speaker: Pastor Cnspus Kirube Ratnam PASTOR CRISPUS Interpreter (Tamil): Pastor John Stephen PASTOR JOHN SALVATION! HOLY SPIRIT
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    It will not be easy to break record of eight time champion
    981 15 LIAN ANN'S record will stand until 21st century! When Tan Lian Ann won the 2nd WYWY National Chess Championship last week he became national champion for the eight time. Twenty-two years have passed since he first won the
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      282 15 Pacific International Lines PteLtd The Board of Directors and Staff of Pacific International Lines Pte Ltd would like to express their heartfelt gratitude to Mr Lim Kee Ming, President of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry for officiating at the opening ceremony of their new building at 140
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      123 16 Jf P^ Salutations to the M t Government and People i \r«*> of Austria on the |f%j. occasion of their J IpiJHtv Jp National Day W X 1019/2 101 1 1014/21 574 Silhouette frames and sunglasses. J____ y-~(^ Chic. Elegant. Framing your T ~T^ i profile, handsomely. X^ y^ Fashion
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      99 16 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Government and People of Austria on their National Day. SWAROVSKI fF|j Jewellery js*. siones K^sj Swarovski supply over three-quarters of xjL^^Xi the world market requirements of cut </^/\V jewellery stones. Swarovski jewellery n zpi i i stones are renowned because of lM unsurpassed brilliance
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      2 16 supplement Austria
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      How does Austria do it?
      1027 16 Three factors for 'economic miracle 7 IT HAS aroused the politicians. and economists r continent: A us;' Central Eum: try, a demo parable to or the Neth< i pears to be inflation, unemp and social uruv>t m a world of recessior. and oil shocks An
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      Reflection on Austria's National Day
      582 16  -  Dr Hans G. Braendle Message from WITH the Singapore economy advancing further and farther, Austria's trade with Singapore will increase proportionally. Dr Hans G. Braendle. IT IS a fact, hard to be denied that the mention of "Austria" outside the geographical context of Europe, evokes
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      The basis and structure of the economy
      750 17 The basis and structure of the economy THE latest census In Austria shows that the population there is f.Stt.OO. or 91 per square kilometre. In spite of a worldwide recession, Austria has managed to maintain full employment. At the end of 1979 2.77 million people were in employment, 1.67 million
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      Austria's industry: Present on all continents
      1063 17 Austria's industry: Present on all continents MAKING knives was the start of a manufacturing career pursued by a plant located at Steyr (Hack) that has been a family -owned establishment since 350 years. Today, the firm produces on special machines developed by itself allsteel knives, knife blades, chrome steel cutlery
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      Austrian firm wins contract in S'pore
      564 18 TIROLER Rohren-und Metallwvrke, Aktiengeoellschaft, Austria's most important foundry and a leading company m Europe In the field of ductile east iron, has successfully won a contract, through Its local agent Abacus Corporation Pte Ltd, to supply 74,Mt metres of ductile pipes to the Public
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      About 50 pc of workers are in service sector
      371 18 HERE are some other facts about Austria: Share of workers and employees in working population: 82 per cent (about the European average). About 50 per cent of white and blue collar workers (1.6 million) are employed in the services sector. With
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      Austria, land of contrasts
      1106 19 BETWEEN Lake Constance and Lake Neusiedl, predominantly in the area of the Eastern Alps, lies Austria land of infinite variety and sharp contrasts. The surroundings of the Neuatedtoisee. the largest steppe Lake in Europe, is a wild life sanctuary where the great bustard and many other
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      140 17 Special steels made m Austria There are only few companies throughout the world who offer such a wide variety of top quality products as we do. Our research and development team helps to solve today's most difficult technological problems. Special alloy steels made m Austria have proved their worth m
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      304 17 Congratulations to the People and Government of Austria on their National Day EMCO COMPACT 5 Machining Centre with milling and drilling attachment The COMPACT 5 by EMCO is mode to churn out oil these and offer demanding model builders design odvontoges of on expensive machine at on astonishing favourable the
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      278 18 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to the People Government of Austria on the occasion of their National Day. Schmiedl Sanitary Fittings with wear stop. ranged in the top of European Fabrication. QS2OOOP V One-Hole-Batteries .^^^.^i wltn ari Gx'raofdinary quality |^r jt H and reliability qsmopl single lever mixers with diagonal stream-resistant against
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      112 18 YA "/A" "/A* 1 'V/V* /A \w /A \v/ /AX \v/ \y/ \\V/f \o\f/rr »»>//// \\Jftt *>//// \fflt V/AV 'VA V 'VAV 'VA** *'/A 'V/> CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES MILAN INDENTING HOUSE (PTE) LTD., MANUFACTUHEHS' REPRESENTATIVES COLOMBO COURT P. O. BOX 660 2-10. COLOMBO COURT. SINGAPORE, b. TEL *****51-*****32 CABLE "MILANHOUSE"
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      35 18 Congratulations Best Wishes to The Republic of Austria on its National Day from MR ft MRS. MICHAEL H.J. HAH HAN OPTICAL CO. 345-346 (2nd floor) Shaw Centre Shopping Complei ScotU Road. Singapore 0922 TEL: *****78.
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      168 19 P^(I)N6 I FOTIILSf?TIOH§^ r sesr vpties k I the Government and People of Austria j on the occasion of I their National Day I BIILEUNWAH ELECTRIC CO, (PTE) LTD I J IHlw. engineering pte. Ltd. I 1 487, Tanglin Halt Road Singapore 0314 I I Tel: *****66 (4 Lines) I
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      202 19 On AUSTRIA'S National Day 1981. we join the well-wishers WAAGNER-BIR6 Products and Services Thermal Engineering Division Structural Steelwork Division Steam Power Station Steam Boilers Hydraulic Steel Structures Refuse and bark Incineration Plants Building Construction and Industrial Structurt Waste heat boiler behind Gas Turbine Bridge Construction Movable Bridges Chemical and Petrochemical
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      3667 20 Soturdo. 830om-3 00 pm Ordmon, 90 cts per word OVUn $1 3 50) /^T^3l I Yb. I^^ I l^k^^l ll^C^^ I taTVa 1 I itT^^ I*V '"Wie Molido. 9 00 aZT- Too pn? V Um Dn n IMm l^OOStra^ T.mesi B Personal Services Merchandise laS'a Baal I oHuU 7oyo LebJTud
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      89 20 Classifieds your home-delivered departmental store Well aetaoftahed European company m Jurong requiree a MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (ENKlrical/latocnanical iGonsral) c O.C.E -O' level with NTC 3 In Electrical Fittings. c 2to 3 years of experience In Electrical. Mechanical maintenance work. c Knowledge of repairing electrical sewing machine Is an added advantage c
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      490 20 C.A.T.S. 1184-***** 184-4411 Classified Advertising Works. SHIP BUN.IONQ DESIGN DRAUGHTSMEN WOMEN Required by marine consultants engaged m ma|or *hip detign protect*. With draugthlng experience In a marine consultancy, shipyard or related fields. Able to work with minimum supervision and working knowledge of English essential Prospect for advancement to Senior position
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      778 21 x I tm^mMjmmn m* fiwcw> sons p f onictos Beats p vonictss Boats fc TT _j |y~T)[ fc |t— t|| m> I |t~t|| fc bb nuptnut i I i M Situations Vacant I) Mtmnilmmnmt DO YOU THBBK YOUR PRESENT JOB IS BO*MNQ? DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT INCOME? GOLOLEAF DE-SAUNA A
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      745 21 DESPATCH CLERK with experience In postal and despatch work and preferably with Class 2 licence bike A DRIVER Preferably with 3 to 5 yean working experience and living In Bedok Changl area 1 -j 1... ■^■^BJHB^PBj Iry nvOTUWTI Mcv LEGAL FIRM PtowMs t#l'MISS CHENG at *****06 for Interview I Garment*
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      850 21 1977 DATSUN IS9V sullonwaf on I <>»m«ts PARF eligible Very kihkl condition View Block 301. IRI4J Avenue 3. Ang Mo Klo 1978. DATSUN 129 V. Alrrond sport rims, tax new 1 owner Selling at $17,900 ono Tel BJBBjBJ 1979 DATSUN 199A 1 teacher owner, tuff-koted Sporu rims, radio cassette New
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      929 21 EARLY 1990 FORO i.riina I 6 OL Ainiind cassette, radio Beautiful condition Tel *****96 Honda END 1979 HONOA Accord, 4-door 2 private owners, alrcond. high power cassette, lax new. original showroom condition Selling i $27,600 Please contact *****68 David Toh. after 6.00 p m 6A5340 ENO 1979 HONOA Accord automatic
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      879 21 ALMOST 1574 COLT Lancer PARK tip top condition, alrcond. cassette, recently complete overhauled, new tyres, suspension. U« best offer secures No Dealers Please *****58 BEAUTIFUL MAY 1977 Cult Celeste 1600 OT Private owner, alrcond. cassette, tax till April 1982. Mint condition Offers to Allan Chla I *****.14 Trade-In I loan
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      963 21 TOYOTA CELICA COUPE November 1979 I owner, alrcond. radio/ cassette, highest offer secures Alan *****68 1973 TOYOTA CARMA 1600 cc air-con good condition, not PARF $5,600 Can loan $3,000 Tel *****54 1974 TOYOTA COROLLA 1200 One private owner Radio/ cassette New tax/paint. Tip-top condition $10,400/- ono Tel: *****17 1975 TOYOTA
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      533 21 »L VESPA SUPER with insurance md lax Price $530 View at Blk I. Room 191 F. Cantonment Road m *****06 10 VESPA SUPER, AT Vespa Super Oood condition Selling (930 and $1 100 respectively Contact *****63 MJ HONDA CBI2S Twin. 1978 model Good condition Selling MX)/- negotiable Contact Henry *****85
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      544 21 AY VESPA PISOI. Excellent condition $2,100 ono Contact Mr Ong. *****81 AW SUZUKI TSI2S. Original bike ($1,200) AT Yamaha RD3SO with chrome ($1,400) Contact *****28 AX HONOA CB7SSF for sale Selling $2,000 carry-on 29 InslalmenU(slBs) Contact *****9 HONDA 125T 5/7S low mileage, engine good condition, selling $1,399 Tel Willie *****84
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      387 21 CHAI CHEE S BOOMED fully furnished for etilal $1,100 Tel *****3H (No AgenU 1 CLEMENTI AVENUE 4 4-roomed. fully furnished $950 Ring *****6 c) Rooms DIST 9, FUMMSHED ROOM with fridge, telephone, sharing attached bathroom, meals/laundry optional Details *****39 Cindy DIST. 9 ROOM IN private flat, lift, fan, fridge, bathroom
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      452 21 MARRIED WORKING COUPII i)iiireslll>H 1 t flat at Ang Mo Ki.> Clementl (Jhlrn Moh Huk I M district! Huiigr: $Mn '*»76 OUR OVERSEAS CLIENTS rrquirr urgently apartments m 1 Road an. 1 ea Bud* et flemble Ownrrv kin *****97. Tuesday *****85 BMBM HDS/ HUOC APARTMENT urgently required Any locality Rental
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      82 22 Aged 65 years passed away peacefully on 23.10.81 leaving behindWif«:- Ong Leong Brothers: Koh Bok Koh Tlow Seng Sons:- Daughters-ln-Law:-Boon Pock Long Al Jee Boon Thye Boon Seng Lim Yee Buay Boon Tuan Daughters:- Sons-ln-Law:-Ai Beng Lim Koh Wan Ai Soon Poh Luan Tan Boon See Koh Wang Chng See
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      69 22 PASSED AWAY PEACEFULLY ON 21/10/81, LEAVINO BEHIND BELOVED HUSBAND. ONO SWEE QAM, A SON, 2 DAUGHTERS, AN ADOPTED DAUGHTER. 1 BON-IN-LAW, 1 DAUGHTER-IN-LAW S GRANDCHILDREN. 1 ORANOSON IN-LAW. 1 GRANO DAIKJHTER IN LAW AND 2 GREAT ORANDCHB.OftEN TO MOURN HER t OSS CORTEGE LEAVES FROM 273 O. BLOCK
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      54 22 LOW HOCK CHEONG (DEPARTED 23/*****) A FRIEND WE LOVED. TRUSTED. ADORED AND SHARED SO MUCH GOOD TIMES WITH WE MISS YOU VERY MUCH ALBERT, CHEE MENG COLIN, DAN CHOON KIAT, BARRY, JOE. BION KION OUR DEEPEST HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES TO THE FASBLV OF THE LATE MR. LOW HOCK CHEONO.
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      34 22 We would like to express our deepest sympathy to the family of the late Mr. Oerry Lool JIN HUAT CO. PTE LTD 177, Jatanßooar Smgaporoono is tor the whom you GERRY LOOI ENG KIAT
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      52 22 GERRY LOOI ENG KIAT thank sll blood donors, fronds, collooguoa, acquaintances. Mini a tors and Church Members snd lens for mankind support attendances and moaaagea of sympathy on their tragic loss. Prayers and thoughtful concern neve been greetty appfocistoo* The parents, brothers, sisters end rolat i vo* of
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      129 22 In Evor Loving Momory Ot time HOJp.m Though you have left us. sweet memories will remain forever, sadly missed but will always be remembered b» Husband KOLANDAI MANDORE (M 7-1. Lorong J, KuM Booar, Johora). Sons. Daughters, Sons-in-law, Daughters-in-law. Grand Son and loved ones "KARUMAKRIVASr Hi bo
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      239 22 MOOMEO HDB fLAT for Irn mediate sale or rent In Quren* rase contact 4TSSSS ej Otter Ke*l Estates LAND FOR SALE muted 7 share- holders at f I2J4S downpaymrnl plus S3SO 96 x m InstalmenU You ran be a joint Investor *****71 d) Foreign HAWAS I tSMat fully furnished gorgeous
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      414 22 NAM HO TURLSEimCEWFTILTI Gl4-16-18, Pearfs Centre, Eu Tong Sen Street (Yangtze Theatre) Singapore 01 05 Tel: *****33(7 lines) BTSBCS WlCet 1 1 9. People's ParV Complex. Ground Floor, New Bridge Road. Singapore 0105. Ter. *****1/*****2 *****3/*****2/*****6 *****8/*****3 TA 140 IHV MAUTtU TOUR 7 days *****/- (Air-con, coach) Dep Every Sat
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      38 22 NEED A PARTICULAR SERVICE? FIND IT IN THE STRAITS TIMES CLASSIFIED You don't need to hunt all over for a needed service. Let The Straits Times Classified serve you with a wide platter of services at your home.
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      416 23 6 WE'RE not going U Mk anything, under condition that the technical rales agreed e*rll» r this year (ban of ground effect devices) are not given up, and that rales are respected by everybody, la every race. 7 ENZO FERRARI. AUTO CHIEF CLAIMS SOME
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      54 23 Trans-Kalahari race to be cancelled next year JOHANNESBURG, Sat. Tfce Traa«-kaiaaarl tm4mn*t* m*tor rally will hi be heM aezt year. Tke Stith Afrleaa ally ■ewinapet Tke Star MM ye^eraaythat B#tVWMA Mi WfllN to bre»k gndully pcrtlag llaka with S*ath Africa. Tke cMMwiUttM af the Tni— -Milahari la the nmt atep
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      272 23 Salazar and Grete favoured for New York Marathon NEW YORK. Sai. Champions Alberto Salazar, of the United States, and Grete Waitz, of Norway, are the men's and women's favourites for the 12th New York Marathon tomorrow. Some 16,000 runners from 57 countries will be setting out from the Verrazano Bridge
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      Lock icon Heafner-Holland partnership lead by two strokes
      267 23 GOLF ROUND-UP LAKE BUENA VISTA (Florida), Sat. Vance Heafner and Mike Holland shot a 10-under-par 62 yesterday to go into the iead on a 22-under-par 122 total after the second round of a US$4OO,OOO ($832,000) team best-ball golf tournament here. Leaders 18 Vance Heafner
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      Lock icon Teltscher, Taroczy to meet in final of Japan Open
      299 23 TENNIS ROUND-UP TOKYO, Sat. American Eliot Teltscher and Hungary's Balazs Taroczy qualified to meet in the final of the U*****,000 (064.000) Japan Open tenr.is tournament here today. Teltscher beat compatriot Van Wlnitsky 6-4. 6-4, while Taroczy defeated American Pat Dupre 6-3,
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      Lock icon China crush United States
      87 23 BEIJING, Sat. China trounced the United Slates 5-1 and Egypt overcame Australia £o yesterday in the second round of the Great Wall Youth Cup international soccer tournament. The results vaulted Egypt, with a 2-0 record tn the competition, into In the opening matches on Wednesday, the
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        Champion
        51 23 BADMINTON: National champion Ray Stevens clinched the Crest Hotels EnglandSweden series for Britain with a 15-9, 15-10 win over Ulf Johansson m Mansfield, London, last night. Results (England first): S. Baddeley bt T Kihlstrom 18-13, 15-6, X Jolly bt C. Lundberg 154, 154; R. Stevens bt UO Johansson 15-9.
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        Dodgers 5-4
        26 23 BASEBALL: The Los Angles Dodgers beat the New YorK Yankees 54 to lead 21 In the best -01 seven world series m Los Angeles.
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        Goodwill
        36 23 BASKETBALL: The Taiwan men's national team will play three goodwill matches next week m Tokyo, the Jaiian Basketball Association announced. This will be the first Taiwa nese team to play m Japan m 15 years.
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        Move up
        48 23 BOXING: World Boxing Association junior lightweight champ Samuel Serrano said that he wants to move up to the lightweight classification, but wul defend his crown before the end of the year against first -ranked Hikaru Tomocwri. of Japan, m a contest m San Juan, Puerto Rico
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        43 23 CYCLING: West Germans Dietrich Thurau and Gregor Braun were still m the lead m the six-day Frankfurt race on the second day ahead of Australians Danny Clark and Donald Allen, and the BelgiumDanish pair of Patrich Sercu. and Gert Frank
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        53 23 GYMNASTICS: Bulgaria's entry held a slim lead over teams from the Soviet Union, ar.d Czechoslovakia going into the finals of the 10th world rythmic championships here in Munich The Bulgarians amassed a team toul of 38.96 points following two days of competition. The Soviets (38.96) were second, and Czechoslovakia
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        22 23 HANDBALL: West Germa ny beat China 19-17 (8-8 half time) m a junior women's world championships m Montreal. Agencies.
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      Lock icon Injured Mourie to miss Test against Rumania
      252 23 RUGBY ROUND-UP BUCHAREST, Sat. Captain Graham Mourie will be missing from the New Zealand All Blacks rubgy team when they play their first ever Test against Rumania here tomorrow. Mourie has complained that his right thigh injury has been giving him problems. With
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      NEW ZEALAND BEAT AUSTRALIA
      445 24  -  R. MANORAJ By South Korea tarnish image during extra-time m other semi-final match RESULTS AT A GLANCE INDIA 3 SOUTH KOREA..2 NEW ZEALAND 2 AUSTRALIA 0 JAPAN 5 OMAN 1 SINGAPORE 4 HONGKONG 1 HONGKONG, Sat. New Zealand, defying all odds, pulled off the upset of
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      Veloo's hat-trick steers Singapore past HK
      241 24 Veloo's hat-trick steers Singapore past HK HONGKONG, Sat. Singapore gave Hongkong a 4-1 drubbing to earn the right to meet Japan for the fight for fifth j>lace in the Junior World Cup Australasian Zone qualifying hockey tournament at King's Park Stadium here today, reports R. MANOBAJ. A hattrick by left-wing
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      120 24 Melanie stars in 4-0 trouncing KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Singapore President's XI opened their campaign with a grand 4-0 win in the Selangor Women's Hockey Association quadrangular tournament at the Padang here. Melanie Martens was the star, scoring all the Singapore goals against a rather weak Selangor B side. Three of
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      Lock icon Official appeals to Mrs Gandhi
      92 24 MADRAS, Sat. An official of the Indian Cricket Control Board today appealed to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi to intervene personally and clear the English cricket team's tour of India. The Board's treasurer, M. A. Chidambaram, said m a telegram to Mrs Gandhi, who is m
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      Lock icon W. Australia in strong position
      246 24 W. Australia in strong position PERTH, Sat. An unbeaten 111 by Graeme Wood steered Western Australia to a strong position on the second day of the four-day cricket match against Pakistan here today. They finished at 217 for one, with Wood's partner Greg Shipperd four short of his SO. Earlier,
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      138 24 PAKISTAN lit Imm "-T c Marsh b Malone 57 Biswas b Baker 44 Zaaeer c and b Malone 24 HlulU c Hughes b Yardley t Mala b Malone 1 10 Warfm Baja b Malone 0 imraa b Yardley 43 EJas not out 61 Waalm Bart c Laird b Yardley
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      112 24 BILL TYM, the aealer vice pwaidMt af the United Statet Prafea•laaal Teuils AaaariaUon, will talk »n "Winning tactics sod atratery teaals" at the N»tl«B»l Stadium MPiereaee r*#m tonight O> Tym, widely reeas■Jaed m aae af Amenca's leading tennis reaches, to also a ■fttteuU-raaked player.
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      86 24 TORONTO, Sat. Second-seeded Rhonda Thome won the women's world squash tournament here, beating fellow-Australian Nicki Hoffman 8-10, 9-4, 9-5, 7-9, 9-7 in the final yesterday. It was her fourth win in her last seven matches against Nicki, the No. 1 seed and current British Open
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      Lock icon West Indies are 63-3
      56 24 SALISBURY, Sat. The West Indies were 63 for three m reply to Zimbabwe's first Innings of 194 all out at the close of the first day m the final three-day match of their crick et tour. Scores: Zimbabwe 194 (Andy Pycrort 94, Malcolm Marshall *-38, Winston
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      Champions' Cup chances look slim
      241 24  - Champions' Cup chances look slim JANICE BEAH By SINGAPORE Tennis Centre, the recent women's inter-club league champions, will not have things easy if they hope to enter the semi-finals of the current Martha Young Cup tournament. STC crumbled 1-2 against Cup-holders Tangun Club at Kallang yesterday. Their defeat puts them
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      77 24 TODAY'S EVENTS ABCHE3Y Asian championships (Farm- Park, 9.30. 4.30). ATHLETICS Macßitchie runners 25 X-oountry marathon (Macßitchie Reservoir. 6.30 a.nr). CRICKET Neater Letgae: CSC A v SCC Ist XI. IA v SCRC (BaJertler. 11), SCC 2nd XI v CSC B (Padang, 11). TangUn Taverners v SAFSA (Tanglin, U). SOCCEK NFL Uv.
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      280 24 LONDON, Sat. Former England captain Tony Lewis yesterday said the cancellation of his country's tour of India would be "absolutely tragic" for Indian cricket fans. He was speaking on independent television with just 12 days to go before the England
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      Soccer powers take their places in Spain
      1258 25  -  MARK BURTON By I Among nine teams who have qualified are three former world champions LONDON, Sat. The nine teams who have already secured places m next year's World Cup soccer finals m Spain form a powerful nucleus for the 24- nation tournament.
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      533 25 EUROPEAN GROUP ONE P W D L F A Pts West Germany 6 6 0 0 21 3 12 Austria 7 5 0 2 16 6 10 Bulgaria 6 4 0 2 11 6 8 Albania 7 1 0 6 4 14 2 Finland
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      423 25 MEET "Naranjito" Little Orange the official mascot for the 1982 World Cop soccer m Spain. The Spanish creation has so far brought the Organising Committee some 31 million Swiss Francs m proceeds. DPA picture. Uruguay had expected a test from Colombia, whom they played m Montevideo
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      482 25 Reader >> Digest B LEGENDS and LORE Strange Stories, Amazing Facts presents the most extraordinary aspects of life m a unique collection of articles, reports, features and pictures gathered from all over the world and beyond! Many of them are hard to believe; all are true Did you know that
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  • SUNDAY TIMES SPORT 4 Racing special
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      Alps Wanderer has little to beat
      203 26  -  TIPTOP By PENANG, Sat Alps Waaferer who ran a splendid third to Sweet Strokes over 1,400 m last Sunday should clinch victory In Race 7. The seven-year-old Idomeneo gelding was just a neck and a shorthead away from the winner. In his last five
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      Washington stands out
      225 26  -  EPSOM JEEP HE HAS HIT RIGHT FORM By WASHINGTON can be followed now that he has hit his right form. He stands out as a good thing m Race 8 at Penang today. This staying five-year-old carried 57kg to an easy three-length win m a Class S
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      65 26 THESE heraea will g« well aa a wet track: RACE 1: Happy Melady IV, Al Caatae. RACE 2: Mat Tlnl, Traly Thankful, Jaa Klbut. RACE 4: Amaxtag 11, Draakea Fait, JeOeraaa D. RACE 5: Uaadamaaa, *jlTiaaTt Ta Remember, CaamJe Beam. RACE C: Praetor 11, FJeeatlMdat, Cherry Uag n. RACE
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      128 26 RACE EPSOM JEEP FAIRWAY RACING ED Happy Malody Malaysia Al Casino Al Casino Happy Melody Malaysia Al Casino Good Returns Happy Melody Taraskiwi Evita Princess Alia Truly Thankful Evita Taraskiwi Truly Thankful Taraskiwi MasTini (Hitter Batu Maung T. Tempoyak Glitter Batu Maung The Joker Glitter T. Tempoyak Batu Maung
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      341 26  -  TONTO By GOLDEN SADDLES, still a maiden, has been running fair races lately and should register his first win m the last race today. The five-year-old Australian gelding by Tantrum finished second to Drum Major m a Class 3 Div 3 1,700 m
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      GWILLIAM CAN LAND TREBLE
      237 26  -  EQUESTRIENNE By I LAST year's champion jockey, Chris Gwilliam has six rides today and I fancy three of his mounts. UHtter U. who impressed with a creditable second m his debut on the local turf, looks set to go one better m Race 3. In the
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      3991 26 RAPF 1 200 CLASS 6 DIV 2 1,200 m KAUIIj l (Ratings 39-27) ($lO,OOO $7,000 to winner) 1 *l*o4* MaJaysto 111 fl TFJ-Jaafar 4mma Dg same Gose-up 4th with 57 to The Platinum Touch m 1200 m Tote Board Stakes on yielding track XL Sept. 26; beat field
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      Local jockeys again to the fore
      1562 27 Malaysian-breds deadheat m Race 2 FIRST: ***** SECOND: ***** THIRD: ***** STARTERS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, ***** CONSOLATIONS: *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****, *****. RACING.with TIPTOP PENANG Sat. Local jockeys again made a clean
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      STIPE'S REPORT
      585 27 PENANG. Sat Jockeys A. Rahman (Honey Hit) was today fined $300 for not exercising sufficient control and rare when shifting ground and A Tweedie (Plastic Queen) was fined $300 for not making a greater effort to straighten his mount to avoid interference to other runners in Race 1.
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      British jockeys come out best
      218 27 LONDON, Saturday BRITISH jockeys beat their American rivals in a close finish to the Chivas Regal "five-a-side" trophy at Kempton Park. Pat Eddery's victory on Cudgel in the third of the three challenge races at the Sunbury course clinched Britain's first victory in an event
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      Blaze On and Caesar's Palace are deleted
      326 27  - Blaze On and Caesar's Palace are deleted THE RACING EDITOR By TWO topflight snrlatefs, Blair Ob aid (Ma's Palace, wa« betwtea them w»n 11 raeea aad tUtjm In stakes, have keeafeletea. Blase Oa, a five-year-old Irish baree by PalyfaU» »ot 1 Oft Yeanelf nere, awaed by G**dmaa Stable, the Klag'i
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      Azandra leads all the way to spring $143 upset
      399 27 Tte: Soon $27, $9, $10, HO. iWng $29. $8. $6. Pareeaat (Nw t J): S pore $134. Penan* $53. XI. fe. fpoh Wessley Smith led past the 800 m, a neck in front of Chubby Bambino. Two lengths away came Festivity
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      216 27 TOKYO, Saturday NEW ZEALAND aad AastrsJU have de«Uaed aa lavltatlea treat the Japs* Baelag Aanrtatlaa to eeaaaete la the IZJ.S mllUea yea (aheat S$l.J tnllttea) Japaa Cap race to be raa at the Tokyo Baceeearae at Pacha, westers Tekjre, ea Nev tt. Tie JRA,
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      Trio foil CSC clean sweep bid
      137 28  -  JANICE S EAH By. AMERICAN Mike Andre and team-mates Kawin Nualkhair and Kanitta Uawithya, of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club, prevented a clean sweep by the Chinese Swimming Club when they won four golds during the friendly inter-club swimming meet at Amber Road yesterday.
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      Lock icon Only two golds for Singapore
      79 28 MANILA, Sat. Singapore swimmers managed to win only two gold medals, six silvers and nine bronzes to finish overall fourth m the South-east Asian age-group championship which ended yesterday. Indonesia, who will be the Republic's rival m the Southeast Asian Games m Manila m December,
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      Rustle of notes is always better than the glitter of trophies
      380 28 IT is fortunate that Zainal Abidin, the best player Singapore has ever known, won the East Asia individual title yesterday, reports PATRICK BASTIANS. If it had been his rival, Peter Hill, then Hill would have only a trophy to
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      Free-spending United the new leaders
      431 28 Free-spending United the new leaders LONDON, Sat. Freespending Manchester United went to the top of the English First Division soccer table when a last-minute goal by full-back Arthur Albiston earned them a 2-1 win over European champions Liverpool today. United, bottom of the 22- team League on Sept. 12, have
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      Late CLASSIFIED DEATH
      27 28 Late CLASSIFIED DEATH MOHAMCO DM ADAM, father-in-law of Zalnul Abldln Rasheed. passed away peacefully last night Burial at Pusara Aman, Jalan Bahar. at 1 .30 p.m today
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      Fandi's hat-trick wins Civil Service Hon Cup
      290 28  -  JOE DOR AI By A SUPERB second-half hattrick by the elusive Fandi Ahmad helped Civil Service beat Singapore Business Houses Football League 3-2 to wrest the Hon Sui Sen Cup after eight years at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Fandi was later the subject
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      Sembawang a point away from Division One
      104 28 SEMBAWANG Sports Club put themselves only a point away from being promoted to Division One m the National Football League when they beat Brickworks 3-1 at Deptford Road yesterday. With four matches left, Sembawang's promotion appears almost certain as three of the games
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      ZAINAL SHOWS HILL IS NOT HIGH ENOUGH
      642 28  -  PATRICK BASTIANS By But little Seok Hui becomes first player to take set off Sue before bowing out SINGAPORE'S Zainal Abidin underlined his pole position m the region, beating compatriot Peter Hill 9-4, 9-5, 9-2 m an hour-long anticlimactic Ovaltine East Asia individual
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      175 28 UP TO 1 p.m. TODAY: Showers In Several Areas From Mid-day. TEMP. (C) op to C a.m. tomorrow: 31 max., U mln. SUNSET today: p.m.; SUNRISE tomorrow: CIS a.m. Amsterdam 6 14C Clear Lm4m 6 13C Cloudy Atfcew 18/23 C Cloudy L« Aagele* 15 31 C Clear Bahrain 23 32C
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      13 28 SPORTING SA M by Reg Wootton „Vl r ."> WHAT YOU V YOUVE GOT
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      A blind man at the keys
      1083 29  -  CHRIS TAP By I WITH the Year of the Disabled drawing to a close, it is perhaps opportune to be reminded of its noble theme, that the disabled among us deserve every chance to lead a full and normal life. They do not need
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        201 29 MAGNUS PYKE SPECIAL P. FOURTEEN Do y•• really need to see a doctor or a «eNdur Are yon really to* fiat I or to* tain? Do yen fear von io mi take eaongh vitamins? Mi|Mi Py to, tint trtwHiM* TV ptuimUtj 'Dml Ask Me" tat, tolls jm all vn aMd
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        605 30  -  ROGER YUE FOR YOUR EYES ONLY (now showing at Lido, Rex, Savoy and Republic) Reviewed by A BRITISH naval electronic surveillance ship patrolling the lonian Sea near Corfu, off the Greek- Albanian coast, is accidentally sunk. The government assigns a former naval officer (now a
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        712 30  -  LEONG WENQ KAM SECURITY UNLIMITED Reviewed by AT LONG last, the famous Hongkong Hui brothers' Cantonese comedies are back on the local cinema screen again after an absence of more than two years. Since their last effort together m The Contract, the brothers' fourth successful box
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        897 31  -  KIHAPI SINGH Lest you are misled, let me assure you that this is not another chapter from the School for Snobs. It is, however, the nearest we have to a literary embodiment of the Malaysian dream, if indeed such a term
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        Poem written with great confidence
        745 31 AT THE PLAYGROUND Trees swaying Balls rolling At the playground. I sit there Hearing the kids Playing happily. But nothing, nothing Appears to me I wonder if I could be Like the happy kids But I see not, I have no sight. LEE KAY SWEE
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        Reflections on a great poet and genius
        2752 32 Reflections on a great poet and genius i The most difficult thing to cultivate m life m these hectic times is the spirit and poise of equanimity, and one way out of the difficulty I can personally recommend is a periodical sojourn m the free, serene and Olympian heights of
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        198 31 Music for Evcrxone Singapore Teachers' Military Band Sunday 8 November 81 5 pm Victoria Concert Hall Tickets: SI flat Wx s^l knji fcjp I**l f \lb a k 1 The Early Music Duo Max Hynam: lute Greg Dikmans: flute, recorder "Impromptu recital steals the show. The slender sounds of the
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        333 31 ■I eM^weMaM em^ii^BMriltttf Lm JLwb^H^a m *J k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^k^kw k^D^k^kl Eki^ No one feels more strongly about your music than you The S-9 Personna Shelf Components do. Pioneer understands perfectly. Sleek matching units with an individual outlook. Ideal In fact, only Pioneer's tremendous range of audio exper- for stacking (only 21cm
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        137 32 C I TRACT AXGELOFTHE MORNING TRACY MAKING BELIEVE TRACT TRACY YOU NEVER CAN TELL TRACY STAND BY YOUR MAN TRACY TRACT HONEY COME BACK TRACY A LITTLE BIT MORE TRACY The singer, the songs, style I ?P»* |k. At last, the stylish country album A H ij*r^ fr° m Tracy.
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        111 32 Speak MANDARIN m 3 months with kUNGUAPHOHE •*""^^^aaaWmm^a^^^aaX. I a%r^ <M aaa+^~ ■^k. _^^aaW m^m^t^. BY APPOINTMENT TO HRHTHE DUKE OF w f\m jflCfc. EDINBURGH PUBLISHERS OF RECORDED SIP) Idn C 23 ibutors t«r E G^o:^N INGUAPHONE mSK^S^Jra speak a new language m 3 I wont to know more detoils
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        455 33 COSMOS THE BACKBONE OF NIGHT (Ch i. ill bub.): What are the start and how far away are they*" Dr Sagan remembers first asking these questions as a child m a library, m Brooklyn But before paper, and books, where did people go. for intellectual stimulation* There are a
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        TOMORROW
        215 33 FLAMINGO ROAD (Ch 4, 8.41 p.m.): Field stays up to work on his speech for the next day's fishfry Find out what that is. Constance is bugging him to get to bed, for obvious reasons The committee meanwhile wonder if they have backed the right man... SOLID GOLD (Ch
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        163 33 AFTERNOON MATINEE WILD RIVER (Ch S, 4JI p.m.): It is unfortunate that love creeped into this movie. It was an otherwise interesting liberal-mind-ed sociological drama about a local matriarch who insists on staying m her valley although it is about to be flooded. Stars: Montgomery Clift, Lee Remick, Jo
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        194 33 HAPPY DAYS BY MY VALENTINE (Ch 5, 1 p.m.): Joanie con- iures up ideal romances 1 for herself, her family i and friends when her i date fails to show up at j her first annual dance at Arnolds. NERO WOLFE i MURDER BY THE BOOK (Ch S, 8.46
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        86 33 THE MUPPET SHOW (Ch 5, 7 p.m.): International comedy actor, Tony Randall ibins Kermit and his dangerous yet lovable gang m this episode. Tony finds a book with old magic spells and when Miss Piggy shows up m his dressing room, he tells her about it. Unwittingly, he changes
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        129 33 MASH (Ch i, 11 pan.): Hawkeve catches a bit of the flu ATISHOO! for no apparent reason. It becomes a constant thing and he is put to bed. No allergy can be determined and they agree that it is a mental illness. CHINESE CINEMA (Ch 8, %M pan.): Entitled
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        87 33 TV MOVIE: COLUMBO THE CONSPIRATORS (Ch 5, 11. Si p.m.): Joe Devlin, an Irish poet plots to smuggle arms out of America. He arranges a meeting with Vincent Pauley, an arms dealer. Pauley, however, tries to pull off a double cross. Stars Clive Revill, Albert Paulsen and Peter Falk
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        493 33  -  K ANNAN CHANDRAN J* THE Festival of lights casts some illumination on the week, but then it flickers and fades. The shine starts the day before, today that is, with the Sunday Matinee T» Kill A MeVking Bird (Ck S, 2. 1S p.m.). Gregory Peck won
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        789 34 His songs may not change your life m any large measure but they can assure you of hours of peaceful, contemplative enjoyment. Yet, they are very different from the stream of love ballads that flood the top 100 charts. THERE are times, I'm sure, when you feel
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        530 34 HERB ALPERT: MAGIC MAN (A M, lttl) Vartoas pUyers; How predictable things become after a while trumpeter Herb Alpert, now looking and sounding like a refugee from the Swinging Sixties, has not very much to say on his new release. But what little he does say
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        175 34 Tunes to keep party swinging ?I BHUNQIN, U lAWEN and JIA SHIMIN: SINGING TOGETHER, Volume Two (Polydor): Recently, there are several such LPs with non-stop singings, with about seventy songs on both sides: they selected the well-versed tunes. In this case, there is a galore of almost all the popoiar
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        476 34 Music designed to test your stereo system HOW MUSIC SOUNDS (A VANGUARD AUDIOPHILE RECORDING): Basically, this is an anthology of Staie-of-the-Art recordings designed to test the quality of your stereo system. It can also be termed as a classical album as the music chosen is the most enjoyable classics. The
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        389 34 EVELYN KINO: I'M IN LOVE (RCA): Evelyn "Champagne" King should get another toast for her latest recording. The disco dynamite has already had three hits Don't Hide Our Love, I Can't Take It and the title cut from the eight numbers here. VARIOUS ARTISTES: PRIVATE
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        823 35  -  ALAN JOHN By Placet Tipsy Topsy Bombay Restaurant 10th Floor, High Street Plaza Food: Northern Indian Business Hours: 11.30 a.m. 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. 10 p.m. Sundays and holidays lunch 4 The Fish Nor Jaban really looked good cubes of fish in
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        1006 35  - A small food centre with some delectable dishes to offer EUNICE CHEONG By Business Hours: 5 p.m. 1 a.m. The Gay World Food Centre is relatively small m size and has about nine stalls, the majority have at least two varieties of food to offer. Song Yu is much sought
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        566 35 THE Rang Mahal eve of Deepavali. i Restaurant, Oberol For dessert, there Imperial Hotel, is will be an having a lavish assortment of buffet dinner tempting festive featuring Maghlai sweets which the and Kashmiri restaurant Is dishes tonight, the famous for.
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        658 39  -  CHRIS YAP By THE godowns along the upper end of the Singapore River have not changed at all. They still loom large from the outside with dim interiors stacked high with cargo. Most of the warehouses in this area, romantically called Robertson (^uay, are owned
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        331 39 THE SKELETON ft.^w" 1'!1 Bkeleton Cro word «ju»re« form a •ymmetrical numbers have to be fllled m the bottom half and the two as wen as the words. Pour sides correspond So you can black squares and four clue BU In IS more squarej at oice sss^tw Eras toeanm ss^£r
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        437 40  - Smooth, slinky and sensuous More coordinates that stay on the job. Versatile Italian silk shirt m lacquer red and ivory print teamed with a swingy ivory pleated skirt m crepe de chine. Story by LIM PHAY-LING Pictures by NGHAI CHEE WAH IT WAS the Chinese who first discovered that the
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        827 41 Everything you've wanted to know about this rich fabric WE ALL enjoy the luxurious feel of pure silk against our skin. But how many of us really know anything about this rich fabric, aside from what the label tells us? We asked Mrs Dorothy Ng. manager of
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        58 41 Congrutulotioris Sc Best Wishes HOCK UJCKCOMMODTnES PTE. LTD. on their official opening jtjiaUljlA (2)L Wed 28th Oct SUN Ist Nov. 11am 10pm VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL. Empress Place An Exhibition and Sale for the discriminating individualist HIGH CLASS FXJRNITURE LEATHER, VELVETS, FABRICS, ROSEWOOD, RAMIN, EXOTIC TIMBERS MANAU PERSIAN/ PAKISTANI CARPETS HAND-
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        295 1 (Zvncptttulations to 6hnqnxtulations I MR. GEORGE S.S. CHIA to on the offMal opening MR m £°S™ 11l HOCC LUCC Commodities Pte.Ltd. from Sfrom Al SHAVED ESTBL Jeddah, Saudi Arabia ffl^ KARA JEWELLERS The Management and Staff of P.M., Papua New Guinea SIRGANI JEWELLERS XAI KENG Arab Republic Egypt, Cairo y
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        421 1 6hn^ratulations S /<? 6brtqratulatwts \m MR. GEORGE S.S. CHIA I *v er 1 MR GEORGE S.S. CHIA |g on the official opening r on the official opening (M M IB IHJ P n X K«K a ,J H f 1 ln*SJ UAAK IMAM A J'i.' 1. j 9 168 iSln^Hq
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        690 2 On the sth storey of Choon Bee Building today a new story begins m commodity trading. r I B^B^^^ .^BH B^Bw t 1 B^»^ B^BBW B^B^feß^^^^^Bk^^ tek 1 1 1^1 BB ■tj i b^b^b^L^^***^ I L^b^b^ ■^H' Lm b^Hb^^mT^^^ al Lm b^bt IW M I BMBftB^HB^B^B^BBakJ A-Ll at I L^fel
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        258 3 /0I m /^|fl((lWr to our Mana 8' n 8 D r ector (Export) 6 V MR. GEORGE S.S. CHIA 1 on the official opening of 1 I if HOCK LUCK Commodities Pte.Ltd. I sth Floor Choon Bee Building, North Bridge Road, Singapore 0718. 'SJ L»^^ ~1 M BTel: 338-6677 338-4848
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        83 3 to our Chairman MR. GEORGE S.S. CHIA on the official opening of HOCK LUCK Commodities Pte.Ltd. I from The Management and Staff of iffifi JKr Insurance, because you Zi: tmm never really know jffifjj y that next step ts^m rtfl f f We transact all classes of I i general
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        230 4 (j&ncmtulations 6bnaratulathns to to MR. GEORGE S.S. CHIA MR. GEORGE S.S. CHIA H on the official opening on the official opening of of H HOCC LUCC Commoaities PtcLtd. B HOCC LUCK Commodities Pte.Ltd. from from Mr. Mandated Family Miss Christine S. K. Liew j| MAHESH COMPANY Fm^ V 6bnqratulations 6bnqratulations
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